The Nine-Tailed Fox by Willow Healy

An ancient Japanese curse traps the dead and threatens the living.

An ancient Japanese curse traps the dead and threatens the living.

The townspeople believe Greta’s an evil witch! Doesn’t sound too bad, until kids are throwing rocks at her, teenagers are teasing her, and women are casting her out!

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The Girl and the Philosopher is about a young girl who flees tragedy and finds enlightenment though ideas, love, beauty, and friendship.
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This book is about unknown Holocausts; about the deadliest enemies of Jews; about how those enemies were destroyed; and what helped the Jewish people to escape annihilation throughout their 3500-year-long history.

Too many widowed women are told they don’t need a man to be happy. That may be true, but those widowed deserve to seek companionship if that is God’s plan for their lives. This book is composed of stories from 40 people revealing their various choices.

This 31 day devotional is a compilation of life and lessons from the every day grind on the mission field. Set in Scotland, each reading contains thoughtful scriptures, honest stories, and reflective moments.

A Love as Strong as Death is a romance novel by the Bard of the South, Rickey Pittman. It is a love-at-first-sight story of Tristan and Evelyn, two educators who unexpectedly connect in Charleston, S.C.

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